Funding Opportunities

This guide provides information for foundations, federal entities, and state entities that have grant funding solutions for HC ARC related focus areas. 

Please notify Director Meagan Guthrie if your organization plans to apply for any of these solicitations. Notification of application assists HC ARC with county-wide coordination, prevention of duplication of resources, and HC ARC can assist with application components, if needed.

Federal

Department of Justice

  • No open solicitations at this time.

Bureau of Justice Assistance
Deadline Grants.gov 10/8/2024 and JustGrants 10/15/2024

Deadline Grants.gov 10/8/2024 and JustGrants 10/15/2024

Bureau of Justice Statistics

  • No open solicitations at this time.

National Institute of Justice

Deadline Grants.gov 11/19/2024 and JustGrants 12/3/2024

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

  • No open solicitations at this time.

Office for Victims of Crime

  • No open solicitations at this time

SAMSHA

  • No open solicitations at this time

department of health and human services

 

State

Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services

  • FY25 Criminal Justice Specialized Docket Subsidy Program - Office of Criminal Justice Request for Applications - Specialized Docket Subsidy Project
    • Funding Period: Ongoing until Funding is Exhausted
    • Request for Applications Posting Date: 07.02.24
    • Request for Application Due Date: Ongoing until Funding is Exhausted

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

  • No open solicitations at this time.

Foundation and Local 

Newly Added

  • Invest in Others - Application Due date 10/25/2024
  • The purpose of this program is to meet the critical needs of nonprofit organizations and the communities they serve by supporting nonprofit organizations working to create and enhance opportunities for Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities. Requests will be considered for program support, seed money, and capital improvements. 

Funding Opportunities A-Z

  • Arnold Ventures - Rolling Deadlines
    • Our giving centers on issues in Criminal Justice, Health, Education, and Public Finance, and is guided by Evidence-Based Policy, Research, and Advocacy.
  • CareSource - Community Grants & Signature Grants - Deadlines Vary
    • Nonprofits that are working to eliminate poverty, provide much-needed services to low-and moderate-income families, encourage healthy communities, develop innovative approaches to address critical health issues, and enhance the lives of a diverse array of children, adults and families.
  • Cintas - Cincinnati Focused: Community Impact Grants - Rolling Deadline
    • Philanthropic community activities, safety and health vision, environmental sustainability initiatives and its diversity and inclusion programs.
  • Gary Sinise Foundation - Rolling Deadlines
    • Grants are reserved for Law Enforcement Departments, Fire Departments, and Paramedic or EMS departments. Grant requests are limited to Equipment and Training only. Building costs, or operating costs are not covered under this grant.
  • Hanley Family Foundation - Rolling Deadlines
    • Funding will support eligible organizations whose primary activity is the operation of treatment programs to help individuals recover from alcoholism, drug addiction, and other forms of SUD.
  • The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation - Rolling Deadlines
    • The purpose of this program is to meet the basic needs of people experiencing poverty by supporting nonprofit organizations that provide direct services to specific populations, including older adults, women and children at risk, people with disabilities, veterans, and the Jewish community. Funding will support capital, general operating, and program-specific awards.
    • The purpose of this program is to meet the basic needs of people experiencing poverty by supporting nonprofit organizations that provide direct services to vulnerable populations. Funding will support capital, general operating, and program-specific awards
  • Morgan Stanley - Alliance for Children's Mental Health Innovation Awards – Rolling Deadline
    • Identify and fund mental healthcare solutions for children and young adults across the U.S. This program specifically addresses the lack of both private and public investment in children’s mental health and offers effective ways to connect innovative ideas with capital through seed funding, networking and capacity building opportunities.
  • Norfolk Southern - Deadlines Vary
    • The purpose of this program is to promote overall community safety across the funding agency's network by supporting eligible nonprofit organizations and government entities that directly provide safety services or operate programs that promote safe behavior. This program is intended to support first responders and organizations that work to prevent and prepare for emergencies and ensure that community members get home safely each day.
  • Relink – Rolling Deadline
    • Across a spectrum of care for Addiction Recovery, Anti-Human Trafficking, and Incarceration Reentry and includes commonly searched basic needs like housing, food, clothing, employment, and mental health.
  • Robert Wood Johson Foundation - Rolling Deadline
    • This funding opportunity seeks proposals primed to impact health equity moving forward. We are interested in ideas that address any of these four areas of focus: Future of Evidence; Future of Social Interaction; Future of Food; Future of Work.
  • School-Based Healthcare Solutions Network (SBHSN) - Rolling Deadline
    • Promote a collaborative and integrated approach among the education and health care community to ensure students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. Funding will support the coordination of behavioral health services by licensed mental health professionals placed on school campuses
  • SC Johnson Grants - Rolling Deadlines - Rolling Deadline
    • The purpose of this program is to improve quality of life in areas where the funding agency operates by supporting nonprofit organizations and government entities, such as schools, libraries, and public agencies, that serve or directly affect communities where the funding agency has operations.

Aware of a funding opportunity you do not see listed on the website? Please send it to Program Administrator Abigail Fritsch.